Kazakhstan Tied to the World’s Largest Cryptocurrency Scam
In 2019, American entrepreneur Sam Bankman-Fried launched the cryptocurrency exchange FTX. Thanks to its intuitive platform and aggressive marketing, FTX...
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Private Investment Stays Away from Kazakhstan
Despite the government’s optimistic forecasts, Kazakhstan’s economy is showing worrying signs. The clearest indicator is a sharp decline in foreign...
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The Army of Kazakhstan: bureaucracy and corruption
The Army of Kazakhstan – a bureaucratic machine incapable of real combat operations? Many officers join the army for the...
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Why didn’t a union emerge between the Central Asian countries after the collapse of the USSR?
A "Union of Water and Electricity" could have emerged between Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan, capable of developing into a global union...
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